It's not that infectious.

That statement alone qualifies you as the biggest fool on the planet.

You snipped the part where I was referring to you passing it between houses through a brick wall. If you stay inside your house, it doesn't matter if your neighbours all have it.

Well...
Sorry if I misunderstood your intent, but as worded, it seemed that you were trying to downplay the virulence of the COVID virus.

Well...
Sorry if I misunderstood your intent, but as worded, it seemed that you were trying to downplay the virulence of the COVID virus.

In reply to "how do you avoid an entire population of infectious persons?" I said "You can't give it to your neighbour if either of you are indoors. It's not that infectious."

...It's not that infectious.

I guess you have not seen, read or heard of the HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS VARIENTS (U.K. & BRAZILIAN, AFRICAN) spreading through the world?

Well...
Sorry if I misunderstood your intent, but as worded, it seemed that you were trying to downplay the virulence of the COVID virus.

In reply to "how do you avoid an entire population of infectious persons?" I said "You can't give it to your neighbour if either of you are indoors. It's not that infectious."

Open window, gust of wind, now the entire neighborhood has it.

Well...
Sorry if I misunderstood your intent, but as worded, it seemed that you were trying to downplay the virulence of the COVID virus.

In reply to "how do you avoid an entire population of infectious persons?" I said "You can't give it to your neighbour if either of you are indoors. It's not that infectious."

Open window, gust of wind, now the entire neighborhood has it.

Nope, too diluted. If it was that infectious, everyone would have it by now, which would mean there's no point in trying to contain it anyway.

Ask India.

Ask India.

Aren't their neighbour's windows 2 feet away?

Guilty!

Lynched.

Guilty of what? Did I put the apostrophe in the wrong place?

dense

Guilty!

Guilty of what? Did I put the apostrophe in the wrong place?

Lynched.

Well I know several people who would mandate that punishment for getting an apostrophe wrong!

dense

Is this a word game?

Well I know several people who would mandate that punishment for getting an apostrophe wrong!

Isn't there medication for that?

Well I know several people who would mandate that punishment for getting an apostrophe wrong!

Isn't there medication for that?

Yes. It's called a 4x2 delivered to the back of the skull.

What would be the meaning if the apostrophe were removed?

A sign outside a block of flats, “Residents’ refuse to be placed in bins."

or getting away from the apostrophe, see how punctuation completely changes the meaning of this string of words.

“A woman, without her man, is nothing,”

“A woman: without her, man is nothing.”

Well I know several people who would mandate that punishment for getting an apostrophe wrong!

Isn't there medication for that?

Yes. It's called a 4x2 delivered to the back of the skull.

Is that a 2x4 held sideways for a higher force per surface area?

What would be the meaning if the apostrophe were removed?

A sign outside a block of flats, “Residents’ refuse to be placed in bins."

or getting away from the apostrophe, see how punctuation completely changes the meaning of this string of words.

“A woman, without her man, is nothing,”

“A woman: without her, man is nothing.”

That reminds me of:

“Let’s eat Grandma" becomes "Let’s eat, Grandma”, punctuation saves lives.

Well I know several people who would mandate that punishment for getting an apostrophe wrong!

Isn't there medication for that?

Yes. It's called a 4x2 delivered to the back of the skull.

Is that a 2x4 held sideways for a higher force per surface area?

The only instructions seen, say "Try to always use a flat surface, otherwise it could get messy."